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Message: [QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 1785022, member: 2141"] I got my MBA (part-time) from BU. Took the Green Line from Copley where I worked to Kenmore Sq where the 'new' business building is about 3 times a week (twice for class, once or group meetings). Then walked home after class to my apartment in Coolidge Corner. I knew a lot of undergrad MBA kids who took the B Line all of the time because BU's campus is narrow, basically each side of Commonwealth Ave; but, very long, about 2 miles I think from Barnes & Noble to the ice rink. Thus, between it being urban, with retail often located on the first level of many building and being odd shape, BU does not look like a campus; but, it is sure not a community college. UConn, as a contrast, is only about a a mile from Storrs Center to the backside of Horsebarn Hill. PS - Taking a walk over to the BU 'Beach,' especially right before spring break, was a pleasant way to kill time between work and classes in the spring. [/QUOTE]